Tradition Institution

Britain Yearly Meeting

UK Quaker denomination

Dated from 1652 CE
Also called Friends Church, Society of Friends, Religious Society of Friends

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Kind: Tradition · Institution
Date: from 1652 CEOn the timeline →
Also called: Friends Church, Society of Friends, Religious Society of Friends, Quakers in Britain
Location: 51.53° N, 0.13° W
Evidence: 1 statement on this recordHas references 1
Wikidata: Q4969253 ↗In 2 Wikipedia languages

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identified with https://findthatcharity.uk/orgid/XI-ROR-040vbzm60 Has references

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